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,I THE REGULAR MEET I NG Of THE COMMON COUNC Ii.. Of THE C I.TY Of EUGENE WAS HELD ON AUGUST I I, 1958 AT
I; 7:30 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HON0~R, MAYOR J. J. MCGINTY, :1
1\.' WITH THE fOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. HARTMAN, MR. SHISLER, MR. EDMUNDS, MRS. LAURISi MR. LIN- ....1..1
i DEEN, MR. MOLHOLM AND MR. MCGAffEY. .. MR. SHEARER WAS ABSENT. 1
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;, THE MINUTES Of THE ADJOURNED MEE?ING Of JULY 28, 1958 AND THE SPECIAL MEETING Of AUGUST I, 1958,1
I; AS MA ILED TO MEMBERS Of THE COUNC IL, WERE APPROVED. :i
I! I NTRODUCT ION Of NEW BUS I NESS !'!
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I'll COUNCILMAN MCGAffEY EXPRESSED HIS THANKS TO THE COUNCIL fOR THEIR MAKING PROVISION TO ALLOW HIM ~
! TO ATTEND THE NORTHWEST PARKS ASSOCIATION CONfERENCE IN SPOKANE, WASHINGTON. HE INDICATED HE THOUGHT ill
a !; THE CONfERENCE WAS I Nf"ORMAT I VE AND THAT HE BEll EVED ANY COUNC ILMAN WHO MAY BE ABLE TO ATTEND S 1M ILAR ;:
~ ; CONfERENCES SHOULD ENDEAVOR TO DO SO If" POSSIBLE. ~
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2 Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE COUNCIL i'l
)' TO LOCATE A CITY HALL AND SELL A BOND ISSUE IN THE SUM Of $1,050,000 fOR THE ACQUISITION Of PROPERTYi
_ \ . AND CONSTRUCTION Of A CITY HALL BE RECONSIDERED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, :i
Ii MOTION CARRIED. [I
I' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE RESOLUTION BE AMENDED TO PROVIDE 'I
i fOR A $1,050,000 BOND ISSUE fOR THE CONSTRUCTION Of A CnY HALL WITH A SECOND COMPANION RESOLUTION TO i
I: PROVIDE fOR AN ElECTION BY THE VOTERS ON ONEqf THREE LOCATIONS fOR THE SITE OF THE CITY HALL. (IT :1
~ WAS THE INTENT THAT THE ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS BROUGHT BEfORE THE COUNCIL ON JULY 28, 1958 BE BROUGHT ::
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I! FOLLOWING THE MOTION, MAYOR MCGINTY INOICATED HE WOULD NOT SIGN AN ORDINANCE IN WHICH A NEW CITY :1
, HALL WAS A PART. THE MAYOR I NDI CATED HE BELIEVED THAT THERE ARE OTHER PROJECTS OF GREATER IMPORTANCE ',I
~ AND VALUE TO THE CITY AN~ THAT THE CITY HALL SHOULD NOT HAVE TOP PRIORITY. 1
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~ AT THIS POINT, A ROLLCALL VOTE ON THE MOTION fOR AN AMENDMENT WAS TAKEN. COUNCILMEN HARTMAN, :
Ii AND LINDEEN VOTING AYE, COUNCILMEN SHISLER, LAURIS, MOLHOLM AND McGAffEY VOTING NAY, COUNCILMAN ED- :'1
Ii MUNOS ABST A I N I NG, THE MOT ION WAS DE fEATE D. ;1
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L IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MOLHOLM SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFfEY THAT THE RESOLUTION BE TABLED. ROLLCALL 'I
i.: VOTE. COUNCILMEN LAURIS, MOLHOLM :AND McGAffEY A~D MAYOR MCGINTY VOTING AYE, COUNCILMEN HARTMAN, ~l'
,. SHISLER AND LINDEEN VOTING NAY, AND COUNCILMAN EDMUNDS ABSTAINING, THE MOTION CARRIED AND THE RESOLU- "
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31\ IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT, INASMUCH AS THE DATE fOR fiLING OF :I
, PETITIONS fOR THE VARIOUS COUNCIL POSITIONS WIll HAVE PASSED BY THE NEXT MEETING Of THE COUNCIL WHICH ::
I. !~ Will BE HELD ON AUGUST 25, 1958, THOSE. CANDIDATE'S WHO HAVE fiLED BE INVITED TO ATTEND THE NEXT COUNCIL '..i
.' I MEETING AND SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS AS WELL' AS COMMITTEE MEETINGS. MOTION CARRIED. J
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4: THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION REGARDING THE SENDING Of THE ADVANCE AGENDA fOR THE COUNCIL MEETINGS :1
: WHICH IS PREPARED AND MAILED ON THE THURSDAY PRECEDING MEETINGS':I
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". IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE ADVANCE AGENDAS BE DISCONTINUED. t.1
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:r I T WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. LI NDEEN THAT THE MATTER Of AGENDAS fOR COUNC I L MEET- 'I
liNGS BE REfERRED TO THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE. MOTION CARRIED. 1
51 BILLS AGAINST VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS 'OR THE MON~ O' JULY 1958 WERE SU8MITT:D AND READ AS I
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~ PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $ 4,680.27 EUGENE fiRE fiGHTERS ASSN. $ 76.00 i
( PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM .4,929.46 BLUE CROSS PLAN 26.25 :
': PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 854.20 J. J. MCGINTY, MAYOR 100.00 ,j
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,i U. S. NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE BRANCH 11,757.30 LANE HUMANE SOCIETY 750.00 ,[
~ II,: u. S. NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE BRANCH 262.50 STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMM. 1,259.94 :1
I . STATE TAX COMMISSION 2,209.10 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 33.00
!: AETNA LifE INSURANCE Co. 1,625.98 ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. 59.94
I: PACIfiC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 1,389.35 VERNER J. ADKISON 4.48
i; EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 28.00 AL'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY 14.50 :
:: DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 237.25 RICHARD H. ALLISON 60.00 '
N DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 3,131.46 AMERICAN MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION 62.50 ~
~ DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 147.19 AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 131.67 ~
:.: DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 9.67 AMERICAN WEAPONS CORPORATION 10.00 ;\
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I ANDERSON BROS. TRUCK & EQUIPT. CO. $ 42.50 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD $ 903.74 I I
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II P. N. ApPLEWHITE 60.00 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 10,453. II I
ApPLIED RESEARCH INSTITUTE 16.29 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 40.74 I
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I ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 4.95 FARMER BROTHERS 137.95 \
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ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 2.93 JAMES E. FELTON 60.00 I
, WINFIELD H. ATKINSON: RONALD A. KINDLEY, MD
. 86.25 22.50
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i AUTO BODY & PAIN~ SUPPLY 10.49 FLOYD E. FI X 60.00
I AUTOMATIC HEAT COMPANY FLETCHER & SMARTT I
, 25..00 22.70
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, AUTOMOTIVE PAINT SUPPLY 4.72 FRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE 3.00 I
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Ii BARKER MOTORS, W. P. FULLER & COMPANY I
INC. 34.94 6.45 !
I J. H. BAXTER & COMPANY 2,403.74 DRS. FURRER, McMILAN & PATTON 174.20
I BEARING SALES & SERVICE, INC. 1.98 FVR-rYTER SALES & SERVICE 40.62
! BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY 8.24 THE GARDEN SHOP 5.45
i LLOYD R. BEEBE 60.00 GENERAL 'PAINT CORPORATION 2.16
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i BETHEL PLANING CO. 110.00 GENERAL RUBBER & S~PPLY COMPANY 13.23
I BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE GLASS SPRAY SERVICE
I 43.65 6.00 ~
! DUDLEY B. BLATCHLEY 60.00 GODLOVE: THE Pt UMBER 42.80 I e
( THE BON MARCHE 178.74 ELDON L. GRAHAM 15.00 I
I F. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE 30.10 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO., INC. 50.21
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I BROOKS OFFICE MACHINES 4.50 GRAY'S FEED & SEED COMPANY 6.70
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. CHARLES BRUNING CO., INC. 191.50 GUARD PU~LISHING COMPANY 145.21
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I: E. H., BURRELL 30.63 GUTHRI€ MACHINERY COMPANY 356.00
I! BURTON SAW & SUPPLY COMPANY 5.06 E. H. HA L L 90.00
THE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER 1.35 EVERETT G. HALL 60.00 I
I C & SELECTRIC 303.55 GEORGE A.HALTON COMPANY 74.68
I GEORGE F. CAKE COMPANY 6.26 HAMILTON ~LECTRIC 66.55
I CARLSON HATTON & HAY,
I INC. 71:.QO HAMMER LUMBER .COMPANY 22.44
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I CARSON SAW SHOP 12.00 THOMAS P. HANSEN 60.00
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j THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 57.38 HARLEY DAVlpSON SALES COMpANY 61.75 I
I CENTRAL LANE CO. PLANNING COMM. 5,000.00 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 20.82
I CENTRAL SUPPLY 3.70 BILL G. HAY 60.00
I CHASE COMPANY. 8.15 .HE, I NKE WHOLESALERS 67.41
! CHEM I CAL EQ U IPME.NT COMPANy 30.00 HOWARD HE~ I DER . . 97.68
l LELAND N. CHRISTENSEN 67.28 HERROLD & JENSE~ IMPLEMENT COMPANY 26.25
LEON G. CHRISTENSEN 60.00 HEWITTS MARKET 37.70
I JAMES E. CLARK MRS. .HA.!- E. HI:LL
, 60.00 4.00
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i T. V. CLARK 112.50 WI LL I S J.. t11.LL 60.00
I CLA-VAL COMPANY 4.37 HOBBY CORNER 44.13
Ii COAK'S RADIATOR SERVICE 12.96 PAUL A. HODGIN 60.00
COAST-TO-COAS~ STORES 3.90 H9RN PRINTING COMPANY 127.90
I COBURN FILM SHOP 173.75 HYLAND LUMBER COMPANY 4.00
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j COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY 10.62 INTERNA~IONAL BUSINESS MACHINES COR~. 70.00
I COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 94.66 INTERNATIONAL CITY MGRS ASSN 40.00
i CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY 72.08 IRISH-McBROOM PACK"NG COMPANY 9.55
I CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY 24.00 IVERSON PAINT, INC. 40.83
I COX'S HOME CANNERX 100..80 J~RRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES 3.94
I CRAMER MACHINERY COMPANY 27.50 JOHN'S GARBAGE SER.V ICE 2.05
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I CRESSEYS' 33.19 K,EMP BROTHERS 50.00 I
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I CUDDEBACK LUMBER CO., INC. 16.31 KENDAL MOTpR COMPANY 2,332.0,4
1 CUSTOM MEAT COMPANY 21.25 KOKE CHAPMAN COMPANY 549.29
i DAVIDSON'S BAKING COMPANY 21.00 LAFFERTY PIONEER CORPORATION 195.87
I DUANE D. DELMORE 60.00 LANE CANDY COMPANY 72.49
'j FRED L. DELMORE QO.OO LANE COUNTY FA} ~ BOARD 237.68
I DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES 2.50 LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY 50.00
I DONALD C. DICKEY 633.33 LANE POULTRY FARMS, INC. 3.00
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! DICTAPHONE CORPORATION 27.00 LEAGUE OF OREGON CITIES ~2, 324 .00 e
i THE REUBEN H. DONNELLEY CORPORATION 17.50 CARL J. LEIBEL, INC. 15.03
DOT .DoTSONS 18.1.0 LOOMIS ARMORE~CAR SERVICE, INC. 405.50
DoUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 23.95 , TH~: MACM I L LAN CO., PUBL,I S.HERS. 7.81
, JACK R. DOUGLAS 7.04 ~CCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 40.00
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I JACK 'R. DOUGLAS " 60.00 McDANIEL LUMBER CO. 88.87
ECONOLITE CORPORATION 22.95 JOHN J. M,cMAHON: 60.00
I ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS 5.00 A. C. McMILLAN COMPANY I I .61
! EOFr ELECTRIC CO. C. H. MAESNER
1 36.50 3.00
EUGENE BLUE PRINT CO. 72.75 MANERUD HUNTINGTON FUEL CO. 60 I .49
i EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE &: PRODUCTS CO. 29 I .20 MAY -& MEAD, INC. 15.00
I EUGENE EQUIPMENT CO. 16.15 MEDICAL PHARMAC~ 5.18
I EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY 15.26 MEDO-LANE CREAMERY COMPANY 9.00
I EUGENE FLOOR COVERING 3.95 MIDGLEYS 1.01
I EUGENE FREEZING & STORAGE CO. 5.48 E. W. MI LLER 2.25
I EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY :32.45 MILLER & HARVEY SHEET METAL CO. 42.00
I EUGENE Hosp I TAL .& CL IN I.C PHARMACY 4.56 MILLER-JENSEN CO. 20,.00 I
I EUGENE-LANE CO.ASSN. OF INS.AGTS. 2,537.61 MILLER METERS, INC. 17.,36
EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS .73.61 MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. Co. 318.61
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I EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS CO. 25.28 MODERN SWIMMING POOL CO., INC. 5.07
I EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 32.76 MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY 15.45
i EUGENE PLANING MILL 78.88 MOORE STEEL SERVICE CO., INC. 17.03
I EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE 3.20 ALVA E.MoYER 60.00
, EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 532.89 MUNNELL & SHERRILL, INC. 32.70
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I $ 6,942.20 SMITH RADIO COMMUNICATION $ 265.17
~ NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 76.50 ORVILLE,L. SOLBERG 60.00
: R. W. NISSEN 7.25 STANDARD fEED & SEED CO. 22.90
II NORRIS PAINT & VARNISH CO., INC. 1,896.00 STANDARD OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA 77.54
~NORrHWEST GROCERY CO. 67.57 S~AR MACHINE WORKS 17.06
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',I NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY CO. 12.76 DAVID G. BOGGS 1.00
\ I' NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS COMPANY la.34 STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 5.00
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NUDELMAN BROTHERS 6.33 STATE DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES 62.00 i,
Ii M. l. O'NEIL & SON 640.00 STERLING fURNITURE 9.50 i
" fRED N. O'SULLIVAN 60.00 HAROLD l. STINSON 60 .00 .
't SUNBLEND WINDOW DECORATING SPEC. ,Ii
" OLSEN-JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. 503.12 4.60 ':1
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I,! ' OLSONS' 25.00 THE TEXAS COMPANY 12.40
THE OREGON NEWS COMPANY I ,072 .62 CHARLES C. THOMAS, PUBLISHER 9.00 1\
iii ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. 19.23 CECIL L. THOMPSON 60.00 II
r ,OREGON EGG PRODUCERS 92.70 TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY 2,149.37
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\' OREGON fRUIT COMPANY 25.90 TIFFANy-DAVIS 1.80 I
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OREGON SCREW PRODUCTS CO. 44.35 TILLMAN & BOOTH, INC. 40.39 i
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e' i' OREGON SUPP.LY COMPANY 58.06 THE TODD COMPANY 27.00
t PACIFIC fRUIT & PRODUCE CO. TOMMY'S PAINT POT
I:: 7.70 6.21 "
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PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. 1,032.1~ HENRY TROYANEK 60.00 !
i~ PACKAGE LIBRARY 46.20 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE ASSN. 188.50 L
PACKER SCOTT 55.a8 UNION OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA 16.26 ,
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Ii GEORGE M. PECKHAM 60.00 UNITED PIPE & SUPPLY CO., INC. .94 .
i RUSSELL E. PECKHAM 60.00 U. S. POSTMASTER 15.00 II
I JOHN PENNINGTON 150.45 UNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT CO. 20.08
EVERETT V. PETERSEN 60.00 U OF 0 PHOTOGRAPHIC BUREAU 7.00
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I: PETTY CASH 175.36 VACUUM CLEANER CLINIC 59.46
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PIERCE fREIGHT LINES, INC. 2.24 VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY 6.15 ,
,I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. "/:7:,634.95:::~.L VALLEY RENTAL SERV I CE 19.10 t
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,: DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 1,184.76 VALLEY STATIONERY COM~Y 61.87 t
PRESCOTT'S 5.62 VANWATERS & ROGERS, INC.' 143.33
11 J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON 11.71 VITUS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY 2.41
QUICK SERVICE liTHO 41.85 f. M.VONApPEN 4.56
!I ELLIS RACKLEFF 47.00 WALLACE & TIERNAN INCORPORATED 16.76
It REAR'S fARM SERVICE 88.99 WALKER GOULARD PLEHN CO., INC. 49.50
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\i RECORDAK CORPORATION 50.00 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INC. 216.47 i
Ii RETREAD TIRE SHOP 118.12 GORDON WATKINS 104.50 t:
~ LEET. RHOADS LLOYD J. WEEKS 60.00
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I: ,RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 57.03 WESTERN DRUG SUPPLY 4.28 !l
e RONEYS 89(~26 WENDELL WICK 17.76
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Ii ROYAL McBEE CORPORATION 420.00 WESTWOOD fURNISHINGS 27.00 ;1
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" SACRED HEART GENERAL HOSPITAL 7.25 WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. 100.00 :1
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11 A. B. SCARLETT 7.48 WILDISH SAND & GRAVEL 2,-508.36 ;,1
S~HARPF'S TWIN QAKS BLDRS SUPPLY 13.21 W,LLAMETTE STATIONERS 41.24 A
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j:i SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. 7.60 W,LLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. 245.62 I
I SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY 21.22 WI LLIAMS' BAKERY 48.50 i
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t' SHELL OIL COMPANY 66.57 LEW WILLIAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY 2,158.04 ..
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i" THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY 318.74 JOE D. WILLIAMS 60.00
I {,i SICKS PRINTING STATIONERY 4.25 \VILTSHIRE'S 20.94
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I: SIMMONS CARBON COMPANY, INC. 65.76 WYATT'S 3.70 it
I, SLEEP-AIRE MATTRESS COMPANY 350.00 YOUNG'S PAINT SHOP 30.00 :1
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" RICHARD R. SMALL 60.00 ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY 67.41 :1
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Ii HARRY R. SMITH 60.00 ;/
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Ii AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT fUND LIBRARY BOND fUND ::1
OLSON ELECTRIC COMPANY $ 1,863.57 GALE M. ROBERTS COMPANY $ 31,154.40 II
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II WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. $ 12,762.04 PETTY CASH $ 28.52 "
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!.! W,LDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. $ 26,880.77 W,LDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. $ !'
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p W,LDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 2,266.07 CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD 514.80
fi JESKE~ BROTHERS 9,555.86 . ROBERT Wi LL I AN 90.00 II
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I' HAMILTON ELECTRIC $ 110.27 EUGENE TRUCK & MACHINE COMPANY' $ 25.80 ~!
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I I' AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 51.07 MUNNELL & SHERRILL, INC. 4.90
t ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 33.41 NURNBERG SCIENTIFIC 30.52 I,
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THE BON MARCHE 9.96 OLDFIELDS' ELECTRIC 15.00
CAROTHERS SHEET METAL COMPANY 5.20 PETTY CASH ,~. 58
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F CONSOLIDATED fREIGHTWAYS 2.10 REAR'S fARM SERVICE 29.75 'I
/; CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY 65.49 TILLMAN & BOOTH, INC. 1.80 h.
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CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD 452.31 UNITED PIPE & SUPPLY CO. 79.77 \
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lH GEN~RAL BOND INTEREST FUND ' , GENE~L BONDPRINCIPAL FUND I '1'-".
ii DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. $ 7,291.25 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. $ 80,000.00 II
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE AP- II
PROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OffICIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. 1
! ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. ~
II" MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: ~
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I CENTRAL HEAT I NG COMPANY II
liST - PAVING 36TH PLACE fROM HILYARD STREET TO t
I WEST AMAZON DRIVE $ 2,036.50 11
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I JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. i
j 1ST - STORM SEWER IN AREA tiETWEEN JACKSON STREET AND I
: MADISON STREET fROM 25TH AVENUE TO 28TH AVENUE $ 6,636.06' I ~
I 2ND & FINAL - STORM SEWER BETWEEN 39TH AND 40TH AV~NUES ! ~
I fROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO DONALD STRE-ET 470.54 7,106.60 \
I KEMP BROTHERS "
,1ST - SIDEWALK ON CHAMBERS STREET fROM 18TH AVENUE TO 22ND AVENUE I.
I AND ON 22ND AVENUE fROM CHAMBERS ~TREET TO FILLMORE STREET 2,366.80 ~
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I K. A. WARDELL .1
liST - SIDEWALK ON WEST :SIDE :Of :HILYARD STREET fROM' Ij ,
25TH AVENUE TO 29TH AVENUE 1,194.30 I
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i WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO.: .- I II
'I 10TH - TRUNK SEWER ON PEARL STREET fROM 6TH TO 29TH AVENUE 10,960.31 I
I. 1ST - STORM SEWER ON GARfiELD STREET fROM AMAZON CREEK TO I
16TH AVENUE 561.02 i
II 1ST - PAVING JACKSON STREET FROM 12TH TO 13TH AVENUE 1,247.26 'I
2ND & FINAL - STORM SEWER'ON LINCOLN StREET fROM III
I 26TH AVENUE TO 29TH AVENUE 86.95,
.: 2ND - STORM, SEWER ON 26TH AVENUE fROM WI LLAMETTE I
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STREET TO AMAZON CREEK 4,715.64 I
3RD - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN DONALD STREET -AND I
j HILYARD STREET fROM BETWEEN 34TH PLACE AND 35TH I
II AVENUE TO 37TH AVENUE 576.63 e:S,169.81 I
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lit IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE
I APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFfICIALS:BE:INSTRUCTED TO'DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE~
~ ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
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211 CERTifICATE OF PAYMENT NO.4 DATED AUGUST 5, 1958 fOR THE EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING WAS PRE- .
Ii SENTED fOR PAYMENT IN THE SUM Of $31,154.40 TO GALE M. ROBERTS COMPANY, CONTRACTOR. 1
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i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE PAYMENT BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER
i CITY OffiCIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANT. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT
I' VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
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3) THIS BEING THE DATE SET fOR THE AWARD Of CONTRACTS fOR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, THE fOLLOW- /"
j I NG B I OS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED AUGUST 6, 1958 AT 10 :00 AM: , ~
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1 SIDEWALK _. _ - - - -. - ESTIMATED I
, Co S T PER ' i
! PROJECT AND NAME OF BIDDER FRONT FOOT I
II EAST AND WEST S I DES Of liNCOLN STREET fROM 26TH AVENUE II
i TO SOUTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION $ 1,567.50 $ 1.75
II,/SANITARY SEWER ESTIMATED
~. COST PER I
I FRIENDLY STREET rROM'28TH AVENUE TO SOUTH CiTY LIMITS ZONE fOOT I
i JESKE BROTHERS 2,002.50 $ 5.25 j
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I MIAMI LANE fROM 24TH AVENUE TO 25TH AVENUE I
! JESKE BROTHERS 35,052.80 (LOW) I
I ABRAMS CONSTRUCTION CO. 49,878.00 tl I
I STORM SEWER
I W~ST SIDE Of LINCOLN STREET BETWEEN 29TH AVENUE
I AND 30TH AVENUE
! JESKE BROTHERS 2,306.00
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.' SPECIFICATIONS, TO BE PICKED UP AT VENDORtS PLANT BY CITY COST ,
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EQUIPMENT fROM NOW TO DECEMBER 31, 1958 PER TON ,:
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1" CENTRAL HEATING CO. $ 4.60 (LOW) .
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Ii WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 4.75 t,~
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II BIDDERS AND THAT THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS BE DRAWN AND SIGNED BY THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS, WITH THE "
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I EXCEPTION OF THE SANITARY SEWER CONTRACT ON 25TH AVEN'UE FROM AMAZON CREEK TO MIAMI LANE AND MIAMI
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Ii LANE FROM 24TH AVENUE TO 25TH AVENUE. ROLLCALL VOTE., ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION [1
CARRIED.
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25TH AVENUE fROM AMAZON CREEK TO MIAMI LANE AND MIAMI LANE FROM 24TH AVENUE TO 25TH AVENUE BE AWARDED I
e I: TO THE LOW BIDDER (JESKE BROTHERS) AND THE PROPER CITY OFfiCIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY ~I
!< DOCUMENTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL' COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. ·
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I !j THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD Of CONTRACTS fOR INSTALLATION Of IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN l'
AMAZON AND SKINNER BUTTE PARKS,_ THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED AUGUST II, 1958 AT 10:00 AM:]
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i: NAME OF BIDDER AMAZON PARK SKINNER BUTTE PARK
Ii ABC PLUMBING & IRRIGATION $ 1,897.00 $ 1,671~00 '11
I J:, SALEM, OREGON
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l. OSCAR HENKE 1,935.00 1,456.00 :!
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II EUGENE, OREGON II
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II .. RAMSEy-WAITE CO. 2,209.73 1 ,735 .00 f
EUGE;NE, OREGON .
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II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE CONTRACT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF AN I:
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,. IRRIGATION SYSTEM AT SKINNER BUTTE PARK BE AWARDED TO OSCAR HENKE ON THE BID OF $1,456.00 AND FOR THE ,jl
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i! INSTALLATION OF THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IN AMAZON PARK TO ABC PLUMBING & IRRIGATION ON THE BID OF ii!
$1,897.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
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Ii REPORTS Of OffiCERS
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2 {i A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, ETC., WAS SUBMITTED AND READ f
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II "THE VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1958 AMOUNTED TO
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! $636,950 WHICH IS $156,567 MORE THAN THE VALUE OF THE PERMITS ISSUED FOR THE SAME
I MONTH A YEAR AGO. OF THE ABOVE AMOUNT, $507,950 WAS FOR THE VARIOUS TYPES OF !I
;1 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION. il
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I, THE fiRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE MONTH OF JULY ANSWERED 37 ALARMS WITH A TOTAL 11
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Ii, $31,369 FOR THIS TIME A YEAR AGO. :1
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\:i ACCORDING TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COPY OF WHICH ii
Ii IS ON YOUR DESKS, 'I
THE JAIL PROCESSED 220 PRISONERS DURING JULY, 104 FOR THE COUNTY AND I 16 FOR THE i.,t
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" WAS 52, ONE MORE THAN FOR JUNE. WE SERVED 5058 MEALS AT AN AVERAGE COST OF I:!
f: PER MEAL. WE CANNED 38 GALLONS OF CHERRIES AND 198 GALLONS OF STRING BEANS, ALL I
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1,1 OF:WHICH WERE PRODUCED AT THE JAIL GARDEN AND ORCHARD. IN ADDITION, FRESH fRUITS
Ii AND VEGETABLES WERE SERVED~ PATROL OfFICERS MADE 739 HOME CHECKS fOR VACATIONING :1
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e r. RESIDENTS,' AND 4705 PROWL CHECKS Of BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. THEY
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,I RECOVERED 20 STOLEN BICYCLES AND ONE STOLEN CAR. WE ANSWERED 658 MISCELLANEOUS il
;: COMPLAINTS, AND MADE A TOTAL Of 170 CRIMINAL ARRESTS.
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II CATES THAT THE HOTTEST JULY IN THE HISTORY Of EUGENE IS REFLECTED. IN OUR AT- "
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!j TENDANCE AND WAS FELT VERY DECIDEDLY IN THE VARIOUS PARK AREAS BY THE IN- "I
I: CREASED USE, PARTICULARLY FAMILY AND GROUP PICNICS. If SUCH USE CONTINUES IT f1
WILL BE NECESSARY IN FUTURE BUDGETS TO ADD ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL TO COVER THE il
VARIOUS PARKS OVER THE WEEKENDS AND EVENINGS. WE ARE RECEIVING INCREASED RE- :!
Ii QUESTS TO KEEP COMFORT STATIONS AND WADING POOLS OPEN DURING EVENING AND WEEK- :1
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ENDS. PRESENT PERSONNEL IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO SUPERVISE AND MAINTAIN THESE I'
I; FACILITIES DURING THESE HOURS. WE fEEL THAT THE PEOPLE Of EUGENE ARE USING "
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I'j THEIR,PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS MORE AND MORE, WHICH WOULD SEEM TO' JUSTIFY li'l
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THE NEED AND COST FOR DEVELOPMENT AND O~RATION Of THESE AREAS AND FACILIT1ES. jl
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ON FACH Of YOUR DESKS I HAVE PLACED A SHORT REPORT FROM THE fiNANCE OFfiCER il
I CONCERNING OUR GRANT-IN-AID APPLICATION FOR HELP IN CONSTRUCTING A NEEDED ADDI- ::1
,I TION TO OUR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. fROM THIS REPORT YOU WILL NOTE THAT THERE
,I WAS NOT SUFFICIENT MONEY fOR AN ALLOTMENT TO THE CITY'OF EUGENE. THIS MATTER ;1
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,I WILL BE DISCUSSED MORE fULLY
1 IN A FUTURE COMMITTEE MEETING. :\
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l MR. PENNINGTON RECENTLY RETURNED FROM ATTENDING A CITY ATTORNEYS SCHOOL lj
i ON URBAN RENEWAL HELD IN SAN fRANCISCO. MR. PENNINGTON H~S INfORMED ME THAT !'
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HE NOW FEELS MORE COMPETENT TO ANSWER SOME OF THE QUESTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN ~SKE~: l I
CONCERNING URBAN RENEWAL. THIS SCHOOL WAS ATTENDED BY APPROXIMATELY 50 ATTORNEYS I
REPRESENTING THE WEST COAST, ARIZONA AND NEVADA, ALASKA AND HAWAII. MR. PENNING-
TON WILL BE GLAD TO DISCUSS THE VARIOUS PHASES Of URBAN RENEWAL AT ANY TIME WITH'
I MEMBERS Of .THE COUNCIL.
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I POLE APPROXIMATELY. IN fRONT Of THE CITY HALL FOR COMPARISON PURPOSES. THIS.FIX-
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! TURE VERY SOON WILL BE REPLACED WITH A 21000 LUMEN MERCURY VAPOR LAMP. I
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I LING fILTER AT THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. WE WILL GLADLY TAKE ANY COUNCILMAN
" IN OPERATION."
I OUT WHO DESIRES TO SEE THIS fiLTER
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I A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD AUGUST 8, 1958 - RE: COMMITTEE Of:THE WHOLE ~ BLOCK CENSUS;
BIDS OPENED AUGUST 8, )958 ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS; SEWER BETWEEN 24TH AND 25TH AVENUES fROM
CHAMBERS TO.~R~~T S!RE~T REQ~ESTED BY GERTRUDE DA~E; RIVERVIEW ANNEXATION; REZONING OF PROPERTY AT 15TH
AVENUE AND FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD REQUESTED BY VERNON. SCOTT; SIDEWALKS ON COLUMBIA STREET BETWEEN 22ND
AND 27TH AVENUES; HENDERSON ANNEXATION; ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE AT 165 WEST 5TH AVENUE; _TRAffiC SIGNAL I
SURVEY AT INTERSECTIONS OF AGATE STREET WITH 13TH, 18TH AND 19TH AVENUES; TERMIN~TION Of SIGNAL AT I
1 BROADWAY AND MILL STREET; INSTALLATION Of APPROACH LIGHT SYSTEM AT MAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT, WAS SUBMITTED
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I "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN HARTMAN, SHISLER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS, LINDEEN AND MOLHOLM; CITY
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., MANAGER; ASSISTANT.CITY RECORDER; CITY ENGINEER; FIRE MARSHAL; TRAffiC
I ENGINEER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; DAN WYANT, EUGENE-REGISTER-GUARD;_
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I WENDY RAY, KUGN.
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I I. BLOCK CENSUS - THE CITY MANAGER INfORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT HE THINKS IT IS IMPOR-
TANT THAT A BLOCK CENSUS Of THE C~T~ O~- E~G~~~.~E MADE IN THE NEAR FUTURE, NOT ONLY
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I TO ~SCERTAIN THE POPULATION BUT ALSO FOR PURPOSES OF DETERMINING fUTURE PLANNING
I fOR SEWERS AND CROSSTOWN STREETS. HE EXPLAINED THAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WOULD
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I MAKE THIS SURVEY fOR $2700 AND THAT If IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE POPULATION IS
I OVER 50,000, THERE WILL BE NO CHARGE fOR THE SURVEY. IT WAS EXPLAINED ,THAT THE
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I fERRED UNTIL THE 1959~60 BUDGET. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROPER CITY
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I OFfiCIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT fOR:THE BLOCK
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I CENSUS.
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT ITEM I Of THE REPORT Of THE
I COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, I
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I 2. BIDS OPENEDAuGUST:8~ 1958 ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS- THE CITY MANAGER PRE-
I SENTED TO THE COMMITTEE A TABULATION Of BIDS OPENED AUGUST 8, 1958 ON ONE SIDEWALK
PROJECT, TWO SANITARY SEWER PROJECTS, ONE STORM SEWER PROJECT AND FOR ASPHALTIC
I CONCRETE. . THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO THE,LOW
I BIDDER IN EACH CASE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE SANITARY SEWER ON 25TH AVENUE FROM e
I AMAZON CREEK TO MIAMI_LANE AND MIAMI.LANE FROM 24TH TO 25TH AVE~UE WHICH WAS FO~-
j WARDED TO THE COUNCIL WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION.
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i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT ITEM 2 OF THE REPORT OF THE
I COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE.. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING
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I 3. REQUEST BY GERTRUDE. DALE fOR SEWER BETWEEN 24TH AND 25TH AVENUES FROM,CHAMBERS
TO GRANT STREET - THE QUESTION OF THE INSTALLATION Of A SEWER WHICH HAD:BEEN
; REQUESTED BY GERTRUDE DALE IN THE AREA BETWEEN 24TH AND 25TH,AvENUES fROM CHAMBERS
I TO GRANT STREET WAS AGAIN DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED
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! THAT THE SEWER BE INSTALLED AND THAT THE .NECESSARY,ORDINANCES INITIATING THE
i PROJECT BE PASSED. I
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I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT ITEM 3 Of_THE REPORT Of THE
I COMMITTEEZ OF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION, CARRIED.
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I 4. R'VERVIEW ANNEXATION - THE CITY MANAGER INFORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT AN AREA ADJA-
I CENT TO THE CITY LIMITS IN THE RIVERVIEW AREA IS REQUESTING ANNEXATION BY 100% .
~ CONSENT. THE MINUTES 'Of ' THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF AUGUST 5, 1958 INDI- ,
~ CATE THAT ALTHOUGH ALL SIX PARCELS OF PROPERTY~ THE OWNERS OF WHICH ARE REQUEST- .
t ING ANNEXATION, ARE CONTIGUOUS, ONE PARCEL OF PROPERTY, WHOSE OWNER REFUSES TO' \1
~ JOIN BY CONSENT, CREATES A GAP IN THE WEST SIDE OF R'VERVIEW STREET. IT IS THE 'I
~ RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION THAT TO PROPERLY SQUARE OFF THE AREA f
I: TO THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS, IT WOULD BE. DESIRABLE TO ADD FOUR PROPERTIES TO ~!
~. THOSt WISHING TO COME INTO THE CITY BY CONSENT. THE COMMITTEE VIEWED MAPS OF ~
~ THE AREA IN QUESTION AND RECOMMENDED THAT AN ELECTION IN THE AREA BE HELD. ~
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~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT ITEM 4 OF THE REPORT OF THE !I~
!: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.' i
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~ 5. REZONING OF PROPERTY AT 15TH AVENUE AND fAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD REQUESTED BY VERNON I
o SCOTT - THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO AND VIEWED THE AREA ON BOTH SIDES OF 15TH AVENUE I
e 1\ EAST OF fA I RMOUNT BOULEVARD WH I CH HAD BEEN REQUESTED FOR REZON I NG FROM R-, TO 1:1
o R-4 MULTIPLE fAMILY RESIDENTIAL BY VERNON SCOTT. THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S I
f PERMANENT REPORT OF AUGUST 5, 1958 WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE IN WHICH IT WAS I
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, DWELLINGS AND THAT IT WAS FELT THAT REZONING OF THE AREA AS REQUESTED WOULD BE ~
!' SPOT ZONING AND WHICH WOULD BENEFIT ONLY ONE PROPERTY OWNER. THE COMMITTEE 'I
! RECOMMENDED THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S. ACTION TO DENY THE REQUEST FOR RE- ~.
In ZONING BE UPHELD. MR. LINDEEN VOTED NAY. P
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, l~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT ITEM 5 OF THE REPORT OF THE II.,'
.~ COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. 'I:
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:: 6. SIDEWALKS ON COLUMBIA STREET BETWEEN 22ND AND-27TH AVENUES - THE COMMITTEE VISITED [I
~ THE AREA BETWEEN 22ND AND 27TH AVENUES ON COLUMBIA STREET AND NOTED THAT WHILE ~
I, SIDEWALKS ARE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE STREET FOR APPROXIMATELY 175% OF THE DISTANCE :1
r THERE ARE GAPS ON BOTH S)DES OF THE STREET WHERE NO SIDEWALKS EXIST. THE CITY ~
I MANAGER STATED THAT THE HEAVY TRAFF I C FROM LAURELWOOD GOLF COURSE DOWN COL UMB I A [I
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: STREET CREAT~S A MENACING CONDITION FOR PEDESTRIANS WHO ARE FORCED TO WALK ON ~
! THE STREET WHERE NO SIDEWALKS EXIST. AfTER VIEWING A MAP OF THE AREA SHOWING II
i THE PLACES WHERE SIDEWALKS ARE NOT IN EXISTENCE, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT 1,'1
Iii SIDEWALKS BE INSTALLED ON BOTH SIDES OF COLUMBIA STREET FROM 22ND TO 27TH AVE- j
I,' NUE { EXCEPT WHERE SIDEWALKS ARE. ALREADY CONSTRUCTED AND THAT THE NECESSARY t_,1
~ ORDINANCE INITIATING THE PROJECT BE PASSED. l
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;}~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT ITEM 6 OF THE REPORT OF THE f1i
Ii COMM I TTEE OF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTl ON CARR I ED. I
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I',,: 7. HENDERSON ANNEXATION - THE CITY MANAGER INFORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT A SIZEABLE ~
I AREA IN THE GLENWOOD DISTRICT IS REQUESTING ANNEXATION AND THAT IT WOULD PRO- i
~ BABLY NECESSITATE AN ELECTION IN THE AREA. No ACTION WAS TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE. I
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I I': 8. ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE AT 165 WEST 5TH AVENUE - THE fiRE MARSHAL INFORMED THE l,'
i' COMMITTEE THAT SINCE A RECENT FIRE AT 165 WEST 5TH AVENUE IN AN OLD DWELLING II'
, I WHICH HAD RESULTED IN THE LOSS OF TWO LrVES, THE OWNERS OF THE BUILDING HAD I'
ij NOT REPAIRED THE STRUCTURE EVEN THOUGH INSURANCE HAD BEEN COLLECTED FOR FIRE ~
~ DAMAGE. THE fIRE MARSHAL STATED THAT HE HAD SENT LETTERS TO THE OWNERS, 1
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~ CLARENCE AND NELLIE HYDE, AND TO THE OPERATOR OF A ROOMING AND APARTMENT HOUSE I
I: IN THE BUILDING, MRS. HAZEL CRUZAN. HE FURTHER STATED THAT HE HAD CONTACTED 1
I: THE PARTIES IN PERSON SEVERAL TIMES BUT THAT NO ACTION TO REPAIR THE DAMAGE I
_ 'I HAD BEEN FORTHCOM I NG. THE COMM I TTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE fl RE MARSHAL'S RE- ;,
~ ! PORT RECOMMENDING ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE PROCEEDINGS BE INSTITUTED ON THE PRO- ;
1 PERTY AT 165 AND '65-1/2 WEST 5TH AVENUE BE APPROVED. r
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~ 9. TRAFFIC SIGNAL SURVEY AT INTERSECTIONS OF AGATE STREET WITH 13TH, 18TH AND 19TH ~
J AVENUES - THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER GAVE A DETAILED REPORT ON THE INTERSECTIONS OF ~
~ AGATE STREET WITH 13TH, 18TH AND 19TH AVENUES IN WHICH HE INDICATED THAT HE ~
o HAD MADE TRAFFIC COUNTS AT ALL THREE INTERSECTIONS. IT IS HIS OPINION THAT ~
~ THE TRAFFIC SITUATION AT THESE THREE INTERSECTIONS DOES NOT JUSTIFY A CHANGE ~
I: TO TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT THIS TIME. HE DID RECOMMEND THAT THE PRESENT CURB Ii
1 RADIUS ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF IBTH AVENUE AND AGATE STREET BE CUT BACK !
~ TO FLOW INTO THE NORTH CURB LINE OF 18TH AVENUE, AND THAT THE STOP SIGNS ~
II STOPPING NORTH/SOUTH TRAFFIC ON AGATE STREET AT 19TH AVENUE BE REMOVED. THE ~
J COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE REPORT OF THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER BE ADOPTED AND :
~ THAT ANOTHER STUDY BE MADE AFTER SCHOOL BEGINS AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND :
I I,,',! THE UN I VERS I TY OF OREGON TH I S FALL. j!
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~ 10. TERMINATION OF SIGNAL AT BROADWAY AND MILL STREET - THE CITY MANAGER INFORMED J
II THE COMMITTEE THAT THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT BROADWAY AND MILL STREET WHICH WAS !!
t ORIGINALLY INSTALLED AS A PUSHBUTTON SIGNAL FOR PEDESTRIANS HAD BEEN TORN OUT [
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~ BY A TRUCK CARRYING ROAD EQUIPMENT NOT HAVING ENOUGH CLEARANCE. THE TRAFFIC I
1 ENGINEER'S REPORT INDICATED THAT 11,500 VEHICLES USE THIS ROUTE INA 24-HOUR I
I PERIOD OF TIME. HE STATED_THAT AN AVERAGE OF ONLY 16 PEDESTRIANS USE THE f
1 CROSSING DURING THE SAME PERIOD OF TIME. HE FURTHER STATED THAT HE HAD CON- ;
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TACTED THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT CONCERNING THE PERMANENT REMOVAL OF I I
i THIS SIGNAL AND THE CLOSING OF THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSING, AND THEY HAD' STATED I
I THEY WOULD CONCUR WITH THE ACTION OF THE CbMMON COU~CiL IN-;REM~VING THE S~GNAL i'
I AND THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSING. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE REPORT OF I
I THE TRAFFIC_ENGiNEER_RECOMMENDING THE REM?VAL OF THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL AND PEDES- t
! TRIAN CROSSING AT BROADWAY AND MILL STREET BE APPROVED.
\ I I. INSTALLATION OF APPROACH LiGHT SYSTEM AT MAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT -T~E CITY MANA-
Ii GER INFORMED THE COMMITTEE HE HAD A LETTER FROM THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINI-
1,1 STRATION REGARDING THE INSTALLATION OF APPROACH LIG~TS AT MAHLON-SWEET AI~PORT
i AND THAT HE WOULD HAVE A FURTHER REPORT FOR 'THE COMMITTEE AT A LATER DATE.
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J THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE. A:PROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I
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I j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO START I ~
I NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE ACQUISiTION Of ADDITIONAL PROPERTY TO THE NORTH OF THE NORTH/SOUTH RUNWAY AT ,I
I MAHLON-SWEET 'AIRPORT. FOR A DISTANCE OF 500 fEET AND. FOR THEf~LL WIDTH Of THE CLEAR ZONE SO THAT AN I
f APPROACH LIGHT SYSTEM MIGHT BE INSTALLED. MOTION CARRIED.
I REPORTS Of BOARDS AND COO iss IONS I
2 j A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANN I NG COMM I SS I ON MEET I NG HELD "AUGUST' 5, 1958 - RE: REQUEST FOR RE- I' I
j ZONING BY VERNON SCOTT AND BLOCK CENSUS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS:
I "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION Of THE COMMON'COUNCIL I
I OF THE CITY Of EUGENE, D~RECTING THE CITY PLANN~NG COMMISSION TO HOLD A HEAR- I
I I NG: Ar:m' PREPARE: A' REPORT' U~ON THEFO'LL~WING~EQ'UEST' FORREZON I NG-, T':'E' PLAN-:- II
~ NING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT THE fOLLOWING:,
!' THE'PLANNIN~ COMMISsioN RECOMMENDS THAT THE fOLLOWING REQUEST fOR RE- I
ZONING BE DENIED:
I VERNON'SCOTT ~ BoTH SIDES or ISTH AVENUE EAST or fAIR"OUNT BOULEVARD -- I
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BLOCK 35, 'AND LOTS I TO 9 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 36, FAIRMOUNT ADDITION TO .'
I EUGENE, LANE COUNTY; OREGON, AND VACATED:MAPLE AVE~UE LYING, EASTERLY.. I
I OF AND ADJACENT THERETO; LOTS I TO 6, BLOCK I,_VICTORIA HEIGHTS ADDI-
I TION TO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON; ALSO - COMMENCING AT THE SOUTH-
I WEST CORNER OF, LOT 6, BLOCK 2, VICTORIA HEIGHTS ADDN TO EUGENE; RUN-
, NING THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE NORTHWESTERLY,LINE OF BIRCH LANE, I
1 ~ODISTANCE OF 30 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY PARALLEL TO THE I
j EAST LINE OF SA~D LOT 6, A DISTANCE OF 90 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF I
I BEGINNING OF THIS DESCRIPTION; RUNNING THENCE SOUTH 37015' WEST TO:A- . - .'"
POJNT DUE EAST OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF.LoT-9, BLOCK 36, FAIRMOUNT
ADDITION TO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON; THENCE WEST TO THE EAST LINE
OF VACATED' MAPLE' AVENUE; THENCE, NORTH: ALONG THE EAST LINE OF VACATED I I
MAPLE AVENUE TO THE SOUTH LINE OF 15TH AVENUE EAST; THENCE EASTERLY, .-
! ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF .5TH AVENUE EAST TO A POINT DUE NORTH OF THE I
lj. TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH TO THE POINT OF. BEGINNING, BEING,
I A PORTION OF-LOTS: I TO 6 INCLUSIVE; BLOCK,2, VICTORlA HEIGHTS ADDITION
I TO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON.
REQUESTS CHANGE OF ZONE FROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO R-4
j MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL e
1 AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS TO,THE COUNCIL THAT THE C~TY
j CONTRACT WITH THE BUREAU OF CENSUS fOR A CENSUS BY BLOCKS FOR ;1:960."
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I IT WAS MOV-ED BY MR. HARTMA'N SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER: THAT THE REPORT OF TH'E- PLA-NN"NG COMMISSION
I BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. (ACTION TAKEN UNDER COMMITTEE REPORT OF AUGUST 8,1958)
I PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
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311 THE fOLLOWING APPLICATIONS fOR RENEWAL Of, ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED AS APPROVED BY
lITHE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING AND, HEALTH DEPARTMENTS: I
I BELL'S ROOM~NG HOUSE~ 978 H~LYARD - MRS. D. W. BELL I
. CROFT ROOMING HOUSE, 1127 FERRY- WARD CROFT
II HAMLI N ROOMS, 267 EAST 1 I TH - JOSEPHI,NE B. HAMLI N I I
· HILL HOUSE, 977 ALDER - MRS. CASANDRA M. HILL
ROOMING HOUSE, 574 EAST 14TH - LUCRETIA NELSON I
I STROUD ROOMS, 1263 PATTERSON - MRS. MILLIE STROUD
WARREN ROOMING HOUSE, 715 EAST 16TH - AVIS WARREN I
WEGEND ROOMING HOUSE, 525: EAST. 11TH - MR. AND MRS. WARD V. CROFT I
II IT WAS MOVED By-MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. MOTION
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I REQUEST fOR VACATION Of EASEMENT ALONG NORTH LINE Of LOT 20, 3RD ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW, B & F ,
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I HOMES, INC., WAS PRESENTED. II
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2 Ii! COMMUNICATION DATED AUGUST I, 1958 fROM OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REQUESTING VACATION Of 'I
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FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD fROM 15TH AVENUE TO SOUTH LINE Of PACifiC HIGHWAY.AND NARROW STRIP Of LAND RUNNING >!
I: fROM FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD EAST WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: II
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I' "THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 1'\
I! IS CONfRONTED WITH THE NEED Of EXPANDING :1
II ITS fACILITIES AND BUILDINGS AT ITS HEADQUARTERS IN EAST EUGENE WHERE OffICES II
ARE PROVIDED FOR THE STATE POLICE, THE STATE MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT, SEVERAL rI
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Ii AVENUE NORTHERLY TO THE SOUTH LINE Of THE HIGHWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY AND :1
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Of CONSIDERABLE ASSISTANCE IN ADVANCING OUR PROGRAM If THIS SECTION Of STREET (I
COULD BE VACATED.
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I: THE AREA SHOWN IN GREEN ON THE ATTACHED MAP IS AN UNNAMED STRIP Of LAND ii
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DEDICATED TO THE PUBLIC AS A PART OF THE "AMENDED PLAT Of FAIRMOUNT, LANE i'l
COUNTY" RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK NO.2, PAGE 12. THIS AREA APPARENTLY HAS NOT "
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Ii IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED If THE CITY COUNCIL WOULD INITIATE PRO- II
II CEEDINGS TO VACATE THESE TWO SECTIONS Of STREET ON THE STATE'S BEHALf." Ii!
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II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND RE- ij
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I'! COMMUNICATIONS DATED AUGUST 9, 1958 fROM CITY TRANSIT LINES AND LOUIS,SOUKUP RE DISCONTINUING Of
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1': BUS SERVICE WERE PRESENTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS:
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I: FROM CITY TRANSIT LINES, M. SOUKUP, PRESIDENT: :1
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I: "THIS IS TO ADVISE THAT THE CITY TRANSIT LINES, AN OREGON CORPORATION, !I
Ii IS DISCONTINUING SERVICE IN THE CITY Of EUGENE AS Of 7:30:PM, AUGUST 9,1958.
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REfERRING TO OUR PAST DISCUSSIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER, THERE 'I
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I' THE PRESENit EMPLOYEES." :'
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" "WE WISH TO ADVISE THAT WE ARE WORKING ONA TEMPORARY PLAN WHERE A CO- u
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I, UNTIL SUCH.TIME AS DETAILS CAN BE WORKED OUT WE HAVE MADE PLANS.WHERE (I
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I'; SERVICE CAN BE GIVEN AS PREVIOUSLY. THIS WHOLLY DEPENDS ON THE CO-OPERATION ."f
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I: or THE PREVIOUS EMPLOYEES or C)TY TRANSIT LINES. Ii
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., IS CO-OPERATING TO PUT INTO EffECT THIS NEW II
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1,1 PLACED ON FILE. MOTl ON CARR I ED.
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I FOLLOWING THE READING Of THE COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY TRANSIT LINES AND MR. LOUIS SOUKUP, REPRE- I'
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SENTATIVES OF THE DRIVERS fOR CITY TRANSIT LINES WERE HEARD. THE THOUGHTS EXPRESSED BY THREE INDI- il
,I VIDUALS WHO SPOKE ARE DIGESTED AS fOLLOWS:
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r IT WAS INDICATED THAT WORKING CONDITIONS fROM THE DRIVERS' VIEWPOINT WERE POOR, THAT ~'I
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! THE RATE Of PAY WAS POOR AND THAT THE MANAGEMENT Of CITY TRANSIT LINES HAD INDICATED THE :1
I: RATE Of PAY WOULD BE REDUCED fROM $1.87 PER HOUR TO $1.75 PER HOUR. THERE WERE A NUMBER 'I
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I Of ALLEGATIONS THAT THE MANAGEMENT Of CITY TRANSIT LINES HAD NOT MET THE PROVISIONS Of \,
I! THE UNION CONZRACT WITH RESPECT TO PAYDAYS, PAYMENT Of HEALTH AND WELfARE INSURANCE, THE ~j
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Ii PAYMENT Of UNION DUES DEDUCTED fROM EMPLOYEES' SALARIES, PAYMENT Of PACifiC HOSPITAL II
ASSOCIATION DUES DEDUCTED fROM EMPLOYEES' SALARIES, AND THERE WAS SOME QUESTION AS TO
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THE PAYMENT Of OTHER ITEMS DEDUCTED fROM SALARIES. IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE EMPLOYEES ~!
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DID NOT WALK OfF THE JOB. BUT STOPPED WORK BECAUSE.THEY WERE UNABLE TO DETERMINE fOR I:
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I: WHOM THEY WERE WORKING, WHETHER OR NOT THE BUSSES HAD INSURANCE OR ON WHAT BASIS THE !I
LINE WAS OPERATING. 11
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IT WAS fURTHER POINTED OUT THAT WHILE THE CITY TRANSIT LINES HAD INDICATED THEY :1
I WERE TERMINATING SERVICE ON AUGUST 9, 1958 AT 7:30 PM, THE BUSSES WERE RUN ON SUNDAY, \1
II AUGUST 10, 1958, AND fOR A PORTION Of THE MORNING Of AUGUST I I, 1958, AND THE DRIVERS II
INDICATED THEY WOULD BE WILLING TO DO WHATEVER THEY COULD TO REINSTITUTE SERVICE IN
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I THE CITIES OF EUGENE AND SPRINGFIELD SINCE THEY UNDERSTOOD THAT A NUMBER Of 'PEOPLE WERE. II I
DEPENDENT UPON BUS TRANSPORTATION. THEY WOULD, HOWEVER, WANT TO HAVE SOME BASIS fOR
OPERATING THE SYSTEM AND WANTED TO BE ASSURED THAT THE BUSSES WERE INSURED AND THAT ,I
THERE WAS A POSSIBILITY Of SOME, MIDDLE GROUND BEING FOUND.IN THIS SITUATION. 11
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I FOLLOWING THESE STATEMENTS THE MAYOR SUGGESTED THAT THE COUNCIL AND CITY MANAGER ATTEMPT TO GET :1
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I THE TWO PARTIES TOGETHER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. ,THIS THQUGHT WAS LIKEWISE EXPRESSED BY MEMBERS OF THE Ii
I COUNCIL, AND IT WAS ALSO INDICATED,THAT A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO WORK ON THIS SUBJECT. AN INTERIM "
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COMMITTEE COMPRISING COUNCILMEN EDMUNDS AND MOLHOLM WAS APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR TO. MEET WITH THE "
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I MANAGEMENT OF CITY TRANSIT LINES AND THE BUS DRIVERS TO DETERMINE IF THERE IS SOME WAY IN WHICH BUS Ii
I SERVICE CAN BE REINSTITUTED IN THE CtTY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
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I I ~ COUNCIL BILL No. 4458 - RE: SIDEWALKS ON EAST AND WEST SIDES OF COLUMBIA STREET FROM 22ND TO 27TH II
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i AVENUE, EXCLUDING THOSE PROPERTIES WITH EXISTING SIDEWALKS, WAS SUBMITTED AND ~EAD T~E FIRST TIME ,t
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I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
II COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL, NUMBER ,ONLY. ,
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I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN:6ECONDED BY.MR. SHISLER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
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I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- li
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RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE ~ILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN:SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT ,THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL
I PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED ,I
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2\ COUNCIL BILL No. 4459 - RE: SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 24TH AND 25TH AVENUES FROM CHAMBERS TO
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I GRANT STREET WAS' SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
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! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY I
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I COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of .THE COUNCIL. .MOTION CARRIED .UNANIMOUSLY AND THE I
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT ,THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- l
J RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS_READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILL ,BE_APPROVED ~ND GIVEN FINAL I
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i PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED II
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I J COUNCIL BILL No. 4460.- RE: ADOPTING f>LANS AND SPECifiCATIONS fOR_SANITARY SEWER:IN AREA BETWEEN
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I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECO~DED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILL BE REAP THE SECOND TIME BY
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I COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. II
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN:SECONDED BY MR. SHiSLER-THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUSOONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR-
RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. e
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILL BE.APPROVED AND G~VEN FINAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED I
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RESOLUTIONS I
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4i RESOLUTION - RE: STOP SIGNS AT 19TH AND AGATE, CUT BACK OF CURB RADIUS AT 18TH AND AGATE, AND RE-
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I MOVAL Of CROSSWALK AND SIGNAL AT BROADWAY AND MILL STREET WAS pRESENTED AND READ AS fOLLO~S:
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I "WHEREAS, CHAPTER, 28 EUGENE CITY CODE, ENT I TLED MOTO,RVEH I CLES AND TRAF:f I C, PRO- I
I _VIDES,THAT PARKING RESTRICT.IONS AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTtONS ON:THESTREETS,.OF.THE I
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CITY Of EUGENE WHICH ,ARE ESTABLISHED AFTER THE DATE OF ADOPTION.Of SAID CODE SHALL
! BE ESTABLISHED BY,RESOLUTION; AND I
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I WHEREAS, THE COM~ON COUNCIL, AFTER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATION AND STUDY, HAS I
I DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING AND TRAffiC REGULATIONS AND STOP RESTRICTIONS
SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED;
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I NOW, THEREFORE, BE, IT, RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE,
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I i I. THAT STOP SIGNS STOPPING NORTH/SOUTH TRAffiC ON AGATE STREET ,
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!'i 2. THAT THE PRESENT PROJECTION Of THE CURB RADIUS ON THE NORTH-
II WEST CORNER Of THE INTERSECTION Of 18TH AVENUE WITH AGATE 1
II STREET BE CUT BACK AND PUT IN LINE WITH THE PRESENT NORTH
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NORTHWEST CORNER Of BROADWAY AND MILL STREET ACROSS THE
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!I BE CLOSED TO PEDESTRIAN TRAffiC, AND THAT THE TRAffiC SIGNAL I
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